Reut Cohen
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Geriatric care managers can step in to support a family as they search for the best care for their loved one.
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Although retirement communities have their benefits, many seniors prefer staying in their own homes for as long as possible. According to a 2010 AARP study, nearly three quarters of the research participants said they wish to remain in the current homes as long as they can.
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Caring for a loved one who is chronically ill or disabled is demanding, emotionally and physically. The most well-intentioned caregiver may find the stress of giving care, while working and tending to all the other demands of a life can quickly lead to burnout.
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The leading cause of death among adults 65 and older is falling, which results in broken hip bones. Yet less than half of seniors talk to their doctors about falling.
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The National Parkinson Foundation has ten early warning signs of the disease.
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Geriatric care managers can step in to support a family as they search for the best care for their loved one.
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Although retirement communities have their benefits, many seniors prefer staying in their own homes for as long as possible. According to a 2010 AARP study, nearly three quarters of the research participants said they wish to remain in the current homes as long as they can.
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Caring for a loved one who is chronically ill or disabled is demanding, emotionally and physically. The most well-intentioned caregiver may find the stress of giving care, while working and tending to all the other demands of a life can quickly lead to burnout.
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The leading cause of death among adults 65 and older is falling, which results in broken hip bones. Yet less than half of seniors talk to their doctors about falling.
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The National Parkinson Foundation has ten early warning signs of the disease.
